Japanese eyewear brand JINS has launched a line of new MEME smart glasses to keep wearers updates with their physical signs. The glasses won't be shipping till spring of next year, but they released a programming kit for developers to create third-party apps.
Prices for overseas markets have yet to be fixed but upon release in Japan, they’ll go for between ¥70,000-100,000 JPY (approximately $685-980 USD) depending on the style. Definitely cheaper and more stylish than Google Glass.
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